waterpirate
Contributor
So opening day found us leaving the inlet in flat seas and a wispy fog bound for the Marine Electric. We arrived to lake atlantic, and getting the hook in the spot we wanted proved a little tricky. The gremlins were out in full force, as 1 diver tore a wrist seal on the boat beyond repair. Diver 2 who was going to set the hook, had a catastrophic boot failure on splash, so he was out and done prior to starting.
My launch proved to be un eventfull. I found my way down the chain and the hook had ended up right where we wanted it. Tie in was easy peasy, and off I went. she is a big hulking Ditch, for anyone who has not dove her. I enjoyed a dark 40 foot of vis, and 54 on the bottom. Lobsters were scarce, but the taug and sea bass were there in clouds. 70 degrees on the hang and the day was done.
Eric
My launch proved to be un eventfull. I found my way down the chain and the hook had ended up right where we wanted it. Tie in was easy peasy, and off I went. she is a big hulking Ditch, for anyone who has not dove her. I enjoyed a dark 40 foot of vis, and 54 on the bottom. Lobsters were scarce, but the taug and sea bass were there in clouds. 70 degrees on the hang and the day was done.
Eric